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What to do if you are served with a subpoena
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- Published on Tuesday, 24 July 2012 08:58
- Written by Magda Kron and Dominique Mavroyeni
What is a subpoena*?
Central to any dispute resolution proceeding is the right of a party to gather evidence. A common method of gathering evidence is through subpoena, which is an order of the court used by a party to compel another party (in most instances an unrelated third party) to give evidence or produce a document, or both.